Barry Manilow may be coming to Glasgow following social media post
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(Image: Image of Barry Manilow) Earlier this evening, Manilow changed his profile picture to a black background with the word Glasgow in white block letters.
As there are plenty of places in America called Glasgow, there's no telling if Manilow is referring to Glasgow, Scotland or somewhere in the states.
However, Manilow's Scottish fans are certainly hoping he is returning to the country.
(Image: Image taken from Barry Manilow's Facebook)
One person said: "Please let it be Glasgow, Scotland."
Another said: "Please be Scotland!"
A third wrote: "Just googled and there are 21 places in the USA with Glasgow in their names. I'm in the UK and would be very surprised if its Glasgow, Scotland. We can only dream."
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Manilow previously performed at the OVO Hydro in 2016 as part of his Farewell Tour.
He previously said the tour was his way of thanking everyone for their years of support…one last time.
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